Treaty Beer sparks boycott over native rights fundraising
Olympia AP report says Stop Treaty Abuse promotes Treaty Beer to fund legal challenges to Indian treaty rights. Gov. Gardner and critics denounce the plan as hate in a can and call for a state boycott. First 2,500 cases due in Pierce County next week.
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Olympia
Wash
Booth Gardner
Dan Evans
Washington
Pierce County
Dean Crist
Stop Treaty Abuse
Wisconsin
Crist
Activist Indicted Over Alleged Bribe Offer in Montgomery County
A Montgomery County grand jury indicted Silver Spring activist Joan Ashley Ennis for offering County Councilmember Rose Crenca a bribe to sway her vote on a development matter. State Prosecutor Steve Montonarelli said the case involved only a technical violation and Ennis will not be tried. Crenca said she planned to ignore the earlier conversation, which came to light after a third party informed a reporter. The matter was referred to State's Attorney Andrew L. Sonner, who asked Montonarelli to pursue the case, but Montonarelli recommended no indictment.
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Rockville
Silver Spring
Rose Crenen
Joan Ashley Ennis
Steve Montonarelli
Schaefer to address Montgomery Business Expo in Gaithersburg
Gov. William Donald Schaefer will speak at the second annual Montgomery Business-to-Business Expo at Gaithersburg Fairgrounds on May 6. The event features a buffet luncheon, a 150 plus business leader attendance, 70 exhibits, and is hosted by the Gaithersburg and Upper Montgomery Chamber of Commerce. Space can be reserved by calling Toni Lambert at 840-1400.
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Gaithersburg
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Montgomery
Gaithersburg Fairgrounds
The
Gaithersburg and Upper Montgomery
Toni Lambert
Cooperation Over Confrontation Shapes Fisheries Deal
The governor announced peaceful joint fisheries management following court action. The Seattle press event included Evans, Indian rights activists, and church, forest, and environmental representatives. Evans criticized outside agitators as spreading hate. Stuart Bledsoe of the Washington Forest Protection Association condemned the brew as hate in a can.
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Gardner
Seattle
Evans
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Forest Industry
Environmentalists
Senate
Select Committee On Indian Affairs
Stuart Bledsoe
Washington Forest Protection Association
Board of Education Meets May 4 Agenda Highlights Various Actions
The board schedules a May 4 meeting at 9 a.m. in the Administration Building Board Room. Items include approval of the agenda, public comments, student arts presentation, staff recognition, April 16 minutes, AVE selection for Ballenger Creek Middle School, rental of the North End Civic Association Building, kindergarten at North Frederick Elementary, bids on Green Street extension and calendar handbook, on air broadcast system IMC, food service quarterly report, several budget amendments, staffing changes, curriculum revisions, AIDS program materials, vocational education project, textbook recommendations, CLP and operating budget calendars for FY89, and a resolution praising teachers followed by an executive session.
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Ballenger Creek Middle
North End Civic Association
North Frederick
Green Street
Food Service Quarterly Board
Adoptee Birthparent Group Plans General Meeting
ABSN schedules a panel discussion Social Workers Look at Searching at 7 pm on Sunday May 1 at Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church Kensington MD. Social workers from local agencies share views on returning adult adoptees and birthparents seeking information contact. Workshops for adult adoptee and birthparent members by appointment only precede the talk. The meeting is free and open to the public with membership required for search aid. Call 301 464 5755 for more information.
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ABSN
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Connecticut Ave
Kensington
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